Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional rights?

Terrorists should be afforded the same rights as combatants in teh form a a military tribunal fro battlefield related events. If teh crime is committed in the US, then the federal judical system should have an anaogous military tribunal system for... 9 years ago from a Democrat in Montgomery, AL

No. Deport them and bar them from ever entering the U.S. Proven terrorists should be tracked. 9 years ago from a Republican in Gilbert, AZ

No. They should be tried in military tribunals with some enhanced interrogation methods permitted. 9 years ago from a Republican in Spring, TX

Detainees have the right to be free from arbitrary detention, torture, and cruel, inhuman or otherwise degrading treatment, and should have the right to a fair hearing, but they do not deserve all the protections of the Constitution. 9 years ago from a Green in Briarcliff Manor, NY

If they are American Citizens on American soil, then yes. If neither applies, then no-and hostile subjects should be treated in the same kind. 9 years ago from a Republican in Wichita Falls, TX

No, they are not U.S. citizens, however they should still have basic fundamental human rights. 9 years ago from a Democrat in Chestnut Hill, MA

They should be humanely interrogated, but detained indefinately if there is worry that deportation would result in their freedom. 9 years ago from a Democrat in Gilbert, AZ

Yes, but only if they are here legally. In case of illegals send em to Gitmo. 9 years ago from a Republican in Norco, CA

No, they are not U.S. citizens and have no claim to the same rights. However, we should accord such persons at least the rights his or her own country of citizenship gives, and in most cases should treat them as we would a prisoner of war. Some form of... 9 years ago from a Democrat in Colleyville, TX

No, terrorists choose to operate outside of normal agreed upon warfare and are therefore not protected by international or national laws. 9 years ago from a Libertarian in Mount Pleasant, SC

Yes, just like U.S. citizens, terrorists should be given a fair trial in federal courts if crime was committed within U>S> boundary's or territory. 9 years ago from a Green in Hillsborough, NC

No, expectation of basic human rights including an opportunity for adequate defense. 9 years ago from a Libertarian in Bath, OH